Osmotically Induced Volume and Turbidity Changes of Escherichia Coli Due to Salts, Sucrose and Glycerol, With Particular Reference to the Rapid Permeation of Glycerol Into the Cell

Journal of General Microbiology
doi 10.1099/00221287-82-1-125
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